M. Briand and Si berlain, who met last night, realized the similarity of the disposition of the French and British Cabinets towards the Tangier problem and the question of seats on the Council of the League of Nations.
Both statesmen, according to the paper, decided to. cooperate closely} and tot admit the work of the Italy Anxious to Keep It Out of League of Nations League of Nations to be affected, not discussing Tangier with any thi Powers than those interested Rome, Aug. 28, Italy has replied to the Spanish] Note assuring Spain of Italy's detive to meet all her just demands and agreeing to her stiggestion that the Tangier problem shall be sub-, mitted to an international conference of the Powers interested.
Italian political circles infer from this that the Italian Government not willing that the problem should be submitted to the League of Na tions—Reuter,
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